Barge-mounted power plant to move out of A.P.

Barge-mounted power plant to move out of A.P.

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It will be shipped to Turkey soon

The exercise of shifting India’s only 220 MW barge-mounted power plant located on the Kakinada coast has commenced. It will be shipped to Turkey through the Kakinada deep-sea port. The power plant was brought to the Kakinada coast in April 2010 from the Mangalore coast, where it was first commissioned in November 2001.
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